Green v. Iredell

Citations

• 26 S.C. 553
• 2 S.E. 495
• 1887 S.C. LEXIS 73

Syllabus

<p>Certain parties who were legatees under the will of their uncle and also claimants of their father’s estate, submitted all matters in dispute between themselves to arbitrators, who (under a power given them) converted the property into money, and made their award sustaining inter alia the father’s will, which gave his entire property to his daughter, S. Eor a balance in the hands of these arbitrators, belonging to the father's estate, S. brought her action. The court thought it safer not to direct a payment of this balance to S. until the executors of her father’s will were made parties to the action.</p>